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Title: Center For Children and Families – CCF is a health policy and research center dedicated to expanding and improving health coverage for America's children and families

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We have been tracking the troubling declines in child enrollment in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP). According to our latest data through August 2026, the number of children enrolled in Medicaid and CHIP has fallen by 2.56 million across all states since January 2025, according to state administrative data and data reported […]

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The results are in for the “Big Five” for the calendar quarter ending September 30. In Q3, just as in every other quarter since the enactment of H.R. 1, Medicaid enrollment for all of these publicly-traded companies—Centene Corporation, CVS Health/Aetna, Elevance Health, Molina Healthcare, and UnitedHealth Group—has declined. Crucially, these disenrollments precede the implement...

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Over the last year there hasn’t been much discussion around creating more affordable health coverage in the last ten states that haven’t expanded Medicaid. But yesterday’s election dramatically changed the political status quo in at least four of the non-expansion states: Georgia, Kansas, Texas, and Wisconsin. That makes Medicaid expansion more viable in those states […]

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State-level decisions are shaping how Medicaid work reporting requirements (WRRs) affect people who rely on Medicaid coverage. This week, we focus on state policy choices for adopting the short-term hardship exception.  States may adopt a short-term hardship exception that gives an applicant or enrollee in Medicaid expansion coverage a temporary reprieve from demonstrating WRR c...

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